Quality Inn & Suites Conference Center

Heyy This is Nicky Beatz Drummer from Heavy in the Heart. I had a great time staying here for 2 days while being in the studio with Fred ex-TBS this place made me feel right @ home

There’s no quality at the Quality Inn. Firstly, there’s no disabled access, with several steps to navigate before you can even enter the hotel. Very difficult also to lug heavy cases up the steps. We weren’t given a particularly warm welcome on arrival and the man behind the desk barked a few orders for payment and then muttered a room number. When we were walking to our room there was a very unpleasant smell and there were lots of people just hanging about in the hallway. I personally didn’t feel very safe walking to our room. Our room was next to the ice dispenser which seemed to be a local gathering point for other guests to hang out, not to mention the constant dispensing of ice cubes = no sleep! The room was dark and dingy and in desperate need of a makeover/uograde. Rather bizarrely when you’ve used the toilet in the bathroom, you have to come out into the bedroom to wash your hands! Not very hygenic really! The bed was really uncomfortable and the pillows very poor quality. They were full of lumps and bumps and looked more like cushions! I wouldn’t recommend this place and would avoid at all costs!

It was clean, the bed was comfortable. There are steps in the entry that are very hard to lug large suitcases up. There’s coffee in the morning, but breakfast is just a grab and go bag you have to ask for and that was a disappointment. It was the only place we stayed on our 10 day trip that didn’t have a regular breakfast of some sort. It’s kind of dated. It’s ok for a night.